Exceptional Students Inducted into Susanna Lee High School Scholarship Programme
Ten outstanding students from St. Christopher and Nevis has been inducted into the Susanna Lee High School Scholarship program. Ms. Cassiann Caines of the Charlestown Secondary School and Mr. Zayne Mintos of the Gingerland Secondary School were among those honored.
Ceremony Commemorates Scholarship Event
The scholarship awards presentation took place on September 24, 2024, at the E. St. John Payne Annex in Basseterre, recognizing exceptional students who demonstrates both academic success and immense potential. The event awarded several scholarships to students from prestigious high schools, including Dalyissa Freeman- Ver childs High School, Joshua Taylor – Saddlers Secondary School, and many more.
[Image: Ms. Cassiann Caines and Mr. Zayne Mintos, among the honorees, during a photo opportunity]
Empowering Future Generations through Education
Premier Mark Brantley, on behalf of the first program scholarship recipients, emphasized in his speech the profound and long-lasting impact of having a scholarship. " I’m proud to be among the first scholars of the programme, and it not only allowed me to finish my education without burden it will open doors to our bright future," he elaborated.
Pledged Continued Support
In further commending the Social Security Board for its dedication in fostering education, Honourary Dr. Geoffrey Hanley described the Susanna Lee High School Scholarship as a blessing. The certificates presentation ceremony was presided by Director Christopher Louard and Chairperson Janet Harris.
A Commitment to National Development
At inception in 1983, the Social Security board invested over two million dollar into the Susanna lee high school scholarship programme the scholarships not only acknowledge exemplary student achievement but also address potential hindrances, rendering equal opportunities for each exceptional scholar.
Conclusion
This remarkable scholarship has for many years provided support services and academic opportunities for worthy high school students in developing the minds of our forthcoming generations, fostering education leadership.
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The scholarship, now in its 41st year since its inception in 1983, aims to grant a bright future to eligible high school students in [st. Christopher and] Nevis.
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